The record is for the largest two-dimensional artwork formed using the memory on a Global Positioning System device whilst riding a bicycle.This record is to be attempted by a team of unlimited size. This record is measured by the distance recorded by the GPS. For the purposes of this record, a GPS drawing combines art, travelling and technology, and is a method of drawing that uses GPS to create large-scale artwork. The Global Positioning System receivers determine one's position on the surface of the Earth by trilateration of microwave signals from satellites orbiting at an altitude of 20,200 km. Tracks of a journey can automatically be recorded into the GPS receiver's memory and can subsequently be downloaded onto a computer as a basis for drawing, sculpture or animation.